DESC 9177 Computer Supported Collaborative Design
Semester 2, 2007
6 credit points.
Coordinator:
Dr. Xiangyu Wang
(x.wang@arch.usyd.edu.au )
Tutor:
Irene Rui Chen (rche0750@mail.usyd.edu.au)
Mondays,
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WEEK |
Date |
LECTURE |
STUDIO |
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WEEK 1 |
23 July |
Introduction (slides) |
N/A |
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WEEK 2 |
30 July |
Cooperation Technologies (Slides) Carstensen, P.H., and Schmidt, K. "Computer
supported cooperative work: New challenges to systems design," in:
Handbook of Human Factors, K. Itoh (ed.), 2002.(pdf) Isaacs, E., Walendowski, A., and Ranganathan, D.
"Mobile instant messaging through Hubbub," Communications of the
ACM (45:9) 2002, pp 68 - 72.(pdf) Farshchian, B.A. "Presence technologies for
informal collaboration," in: Emerging Communication: Studies on new
technologies and practices in communication, R.e. al. (ed.), IOS Press, 2002 (pdf)
Kraut, R.E., and Susan R. Fussell, S.E.B., Jane
Siegel "Understanding Effects of Proximity on Collaboration:
Implications for Technologies to Support Remote Collaborative Work," in:
Distributed Work, P. Hinds and S. Kiesler (eds.), MIT Press, Cambridge , MA ,
2002, pp. 137-162 (pdf) |
How to attend the
research project |
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WEEK 3 |
6 August |
Special Topic: Augmented Reality and Augmented Virtuality –based Cooperative (slides) |
Project 1 development |
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WEEK 4 |
13 August |
Shared Workspace and
Design Coordination (slides) Farshchian, B.A. "Presence technologies for
informal collaboration," in: Emerging Communication: Studies on new technologies
and practices in communication, R.e. al. (ed.), IOS Press, 2002 (pdf) Kraut, R.E., and Susan R. Fussell, S.E.B., Jane
Siegel "Understanding Effects of Proximity on Collaboration:
Implications for Technologies to Support Remote Collaborative Work," in:
Distributed Work, P. Hinds and S. Kiesler (eds.), MIT Press, |
Project 1 development |
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WEEK 5 |
20 August |
Palen, L.1999,
'Social, individual and technological issues for groupware calender
systems" (pdf)
Girgensohn, A. and A.
Lee, 2002, Social navigation; making websites be places for social
interaction" (pdf) |
Project 1 Critic |
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WEEK 6 |
27 August |
Groupware and Computer
Supported Cooperative Work (slides) Ellis,
C., Gibbs, S. and Rein, G.: 1991, Groupware – Some Issues and Experiences,
Communications of the ACM 34(1), 39-58.(pdf) Bannon,
L. J. and Schmidt, K.: 1991, CSCW: Four Characters in Search of a Context, in
J. M. Bowers and S. D. Benford (eds) Studies in Computer Supported
Cooperative Work - Theory, Practice and Design, North-Holland, 3-16.(pdf) Michael
Koch, Tom Gross: Computer-Supported Cooperative Work – Concepts and Trends.
In: Proc. 11th Conf. of the Association Information and Management (AIM),
Jun. 2006, |
Project 1 development |
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WEEK 7 |
3 September |
Organizational Issues
of CSCW (slides) ORLIKOWSKI, W.J. (1992) "Learning from NOTES:
Organizational issues in groupware implementation". In: J. Turner and R.
E. Kraut (eds.): CSCW'92: Proceedings of the Conference on
Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, |
Project 1 Presentation |
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WEEK 8 |
10 September |
Mobility
in Cooperative Work (slides) Divitini, M., Farshchian,
B.A., and Samset, H. "UbiCollab: collaboration support for mobile
users," ACM symposium on Applied computing, ACM Press, |
Tutorial: Active Worlds Training: |
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WEEK 9 |
17 September |
Analyzing
Communication in Collaborative Work (slides) Gabriel, G. and Maher,
M. L. (1999). Coding and modelling communication in architectural
collaborative design. Kvan, T. (2000).
"Collaborative design: What is it?" Automation in Construction
9(4): 409-415 (download pdf). Maher, M. L., Bilda, Z.
and Gül, L. F. (2006). Impact
of collaborative virtual environments on design behaviour. DCC06 (download pdf). |
Project 2 Introduction and Introduction to analysis of collaboration: How to do coding
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WEEK 10 |
24 September |
Break |
Project 2 Development at home |
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WEEK 11 |
1 October |
Labor day --no class |
Project 2 Development at home |
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WEEK 12 |
8 October |
Collaborative Virtual
Environments( slides) |
Project 2 Development |
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WEEK 13 |
15 October |
Presentations |
Project 2 Presentation |
Assessement:
5% attendence
in a research Project
5% attendence in
both lectures and tutorials (not more than one unexcused absence)
10% Tutorial
40% Project 1: Conceptualization
and Specification of Mixed Reality systems for collaborative design
40% Project 2:
Communication Analysis of International Collaborative Design